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Parental Control

No, not the MTV show where they let the parents pick dates for their kids…

Once again, my hubby is on a control kick aimed at my son’s absentee father and once again I’m stuck in the middle, with my son.

My son’s father isn’t very reliable, add that to the fact that he almost never has a drivers license because he’s gotten more DUI’s in his life than most townships have in a year, and it adds up to the fact that my son rarely sees him. When my son was little, this bothered me slightly. I never wanted anyone to think that I was trying to keep my son from seeing him, but as he got older, it didn’t/doesn’t bother him that he only sees his dad about once a month. In fact, most of the time he really doesn’t care if he sees him at all. (He’s caught on to what type of an a**hole his real dad is.)

So this time it’s been over a month since his dad came to get him, missing both the end of school programs, his fourteenth birthday and father’s day. But my son isn’t upset, so why the heck is my husband?

From the time we got together my dear hubby has had it in his mind that he would like to adopt my son and make him legally ours, we approached his father about it once when he was about seven and well, to put it nicely the answer was No. This didn’t surprise me at all, in fact I had warned my hubby that that was what I expected, but he wouldn’t listen.

Now that his father is around so little, my hubby once again has started talking adoption. His reasoning being that his dad doesn’t want to spend any time with him anyway, so why not just ‘give him up’? Me, I know that no matter how little his dad sees him, that he’s never going to let my hubby adopt him, so it’s a moot point, why stress over it?

I blame my dear hubby’s migraine this morning for it this time. Whenever he gets a headache (according the the doctors, his aren’t ‘true’ migraines) every little thing irritates him. He also lectured me for fifteen minutes this morning because I hadn’t changed the empty toilet paper roll, but instead had set a new roll on the back of the toilet, I had only been awake for maybe fifteen minutes when I did this, as I am NOT a morning person, if he had been at work – where he was supposed to be, he would have never even saw it, because by the time he would have gotten home it would have been done properly. He didn’t much care for my explanation either…

Men, can’t live with them, and we’re not allowed to shoot them.
But how about burying them alive?

It’s amazing how cranky HIS migraines make ME! I just yelled at my daughter for not saying please when she asked for lunch…



  1. The Bee (2 comments) (Reply) on Friday 26, 2009

    I say thumbs up to burying them alive. Good luck find another, legal, solution. Sitsa’s love.
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    • Leigh (525 comments) (Reply) on Friday 26, 2009

      I wonder how long it would take for anyone to realize he was missing? Thanks for stopping by!

  2. Sue (4 comments) (Reply) on Friday 26, 2009

    I always thought a good crack to the head with a baseball bat would work but maybe not in your situation, you know with his head ache and all.
    Maybe you should play the 12 hours of labor card.
    Sue´s last blog ..This way I don’t have to listen to you My ComLuv Profile

    • Leigh (525 comments) (Reply) on Friday 26, 2009

      I wish I could play the twelve hour labor card, but I wasn’t even in labor that long with both of my children combined, 3 hours the first time 4 hours the second… Damn me and my ability to shoot out children with no problems… lol

  3. Metz (11 comments) (Reply) on Friday 26, 2009

    Hi,

    It is the weekend again and am dropping by as always to check out what’s new and to wish a restful weekend :) xoxo
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    • Leigh (525 comments) (Reply) on Friday 26, 2009

      Thanks for stopping by, hope you have a great weekend also!

  4. Mrs4444 (6 comments) (Reply) on Friday 26, 2009

    Sorry your hubs is suffering (since that means everyone else suffers)

    • Leigh (525 comments) (Reply) on Friday 26, 2009

      Thank you! That’s men for you!

  5. Anne (43 comments) (Reply) on Friday 26, 2009

    It is really tough being stuck int he middle. I am sorry you have to go through that. It is nice that your husband wants to adopt him and too bad that your ex is being difficult (although I can understand his feelings as well). Good luck! It sounds like a situation without a solution.
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    • Leigh (525 comments) (Reply) on Friday 26, 2009

      No, I don’t believe there is a solution… But I only have to deal with it for another 4 years at least… Then he’ll be eighteen!

  6. Paul (1 comments) (Reply) on Friday 26, 2009

    My dad would get awful migraines. He found going for drives helped him a lot. That might help your husband. Hope so!
    Paul´s last blog .. My ComLuv Profile

    • Leigh (525 comments) (Reply) on Friday 26, 2009

      That’s one I haven’t heard of before, I’ll have to have him try it next time! Thanks for the tip, and thanks for stopping by!


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